Re: Russian connection

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On Wed, 07 Oct 1998 08:28:16 -0600 (MDT) hochman@uscolo.edu (WILL HOCHMAN)
wrote:

>Hi Paul Janse!
>
>There's a good article on "manhattanese" in the NYTimes called "Talking
>the Tawk" on page B7 of the September 21, l998 issue.
>
>I can't answer your second and third q's, but I do believe mr. salinger
>was fond of chekhov and dostoyevsky...
>
>will
>

a random thought due to the mention of my friend anton:  some of salinger's
stories seem to fly in the face of the chekhovian principles of fiction
writing, most notably S:AI but also perhaps Teddy and definitely Hapworth.
thoughts anyone on salinger as a revolutionary in literary style and craft?

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